NEW JERSEY BLOOD SERVICES ENCOURAGES BLOOD DONATIONS AHEAD OF JULY 4 HOLIDAY

New Jersey Blood Services is encouraging eligible donors to make plans to give blood ahead of the July 4^th holiday, a time when blood donations often decline while patient needs remain constant.

The summer months are traditionally accompanied by a drop in blood donations due to vacations, school breaks and changing schedules. This year, additional factors including increased travel, remote work arrangements, traffic congestion and road closures associated with major regional events have begun to impact blood collections and blood drive operations across parts of the New York and New Jersey area.

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Shooting Investigation

The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred this evening in the 39th District, leaving a teenager injured.

At approximately 7:12 PM, officers responded to the 2400 block of West Cambria Street following reports of gunfire. Upon arrival, a 16-year-old male victim was located. He was quickly transported by a medic to St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. His current condition has not yet been released.

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Soccerfest with Governor Mikie Sherrill

Join us this Friday, June 26 at the Camden Waterfront for SoccerFest26, a free three-day World Cup celebration at Wiggins Waterfront Park.

Kick off the day with Governor Mikie Sherrill, local and state officials, and community partners at a pregame party ahead of the 3:00 PM matches.

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NJMVC to Begin Appointments for E-bike Licensing and Registration

Starting June 26, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) will begin appointments for customers to obtain licenses and registrations to operate e-bikes, in accordance with a law (P.L.2025, c.285) enacted in January 2026.

“We’ve worked hard to update our processes and resources to begin issuing licenses and registrations for e-bike riders in New Jersey,” said Acting NJMVC Chief Administrator Rosalie Johnson. “We strongly encourage e-bike riders to utilize the guidance on the NJMVC’s website to familiarize themselves with new requirements for safe and legal e-bike operation, and to book appointments, as needed, to get their registration and license.”

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Collazos-Gill Statement on “Polluters Pay to Make NJ More Affordable Act” Clearing Committee

Assemblywoman Alixon Collazos-Gill (D-Essex, Passaic) issued the following statement on today’s advancement of Bill A3735, better known as the “Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act” in the Assembly Appropriations Committee:

“Today’s passage of the Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act through the Assembly Appropriations Committee is an important step toward ensuring that the corporations responsible for environmental damage help cover the costs of climate resilience and recovery, not New Jersey taxpayers.

“I am proud to serve as the prime sponsor of this legislation and grateful to my colleagues for advancing this critical bill. As climate-related costs continue to rise, this legislation will help protect our communities while easing the financial burden on hardworking families across our state.”

Rowan’s Mike Dickson Named Region Coach of the Year

Rowan’s Mike Dickson has been named the 2026 ABCA/ATEC NCAA Division III Region IV Coach of the Year after guiding the Profs to their second consecutive trip to the NCAA College World Series. It marks the second time that Dickson has earned the region’s top honor, having also achieved the feat in 2021.

In his 12th season at his alma mater, Dickson guided the Profs to a 38-7 record, which ties the most victories in his tenure. Rowan captured the 2026 NJAC Championship, its third title under Dickson, and captured the NCAA Gorham (Maine) Regional title. The Profs then won their second consecutive NCAA Regional NCAA Super Regional Championship by sweeping Randolph-Macon at home, in the first time that Rowan hosted that round of post-season play.

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New Hope & Lambertville Announce America 250 Party

New Hope, PA and Lambertville, NJ – Two of America’s most famous twin river towns are teaming up for a giant July 4th weekend celebration for America’s 250th birthday. Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce and America Celebrates Inc. announce a three-day spectacle on Friday, July 3, Saturday, July 4 and Sunday, July 5, 2026 in New Hope, Pennsylvania and Lambertville, New Jersey. The “New Hope-Lambertville America 250 Festival” will bring together over 50 community, tourism and hospitality organizations to take over both sides of the famous Delaware River for fireworks, drones, parades, marches, music, theater and patriotism in the very place where George Washington was a regular during Revolutionary times.

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Sherrill’s Policies Put Illegal Immigrants First

Believe it or not, Governor Sherrill’s policies are adding another $12 million of taxpayer dollars to New Jersey’s deportation defense program, bringing the total to more than $20 million.At the same time in New Jersey, school budgets are being cut, property taxes are going up, and utility bills have never been higher. And the state found another $12 million for this? All to protect illegal immigrants, many facing criminal charges, who should not be in our country in the first place.It is truly unbelievable. New Jersey citizens should always come first.Click here to read my full statement on this announcement.

Virtua Health named a “Greatest Workplace”

Virtua Health has earned national recognition as an exceptional employer on two prominent “best workplaces” lists published by Newsweek. These honors highlight Virtua’s commitment to fostering a purpose-driven, inclusive, and supportive work environment for its more than 16,000 colleagues.

For the second consecutive year, Virtua is named on Newsweek’s list of America’s Greatest Workplaces in Health Care. In addition, Virtua has again made Newsweek’s Greatest Workplaces by State list, which includes all industries.

“These rankings are a tribute to our 16,000 amazing Virtua colleagues and the ‘Culture of WE’ that we’ve built together,” said Rhonda Jordan, Virtua’s executive vice president and chief human resources officer. “Newsweek’s lists confirm that our work environment truly supports having the best people in our state and industry. I couldn’t be prouder of our achievements together!”

The not-for-profit health system, southern New Jersey’s largest, operates five hospitals and more than 400 additional care locations.

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Beware: Vehicle Burglaries and Auto Thefts Rampant in NJ

As vehicle burglaries and motor vehicle thefts continue to increase across New Jersey, including here in Winslow Township, we want to remind residents to take a few simple steps before turning in for the night to help protect their property:

• Lock your vehicle 
• Remove valuables from plain sight 
• Take your keys and key fob
 • Secure your garage and exterior doors

Many vehicle burglaries occur simply because vehicles are left unlocked. Taking a moment to check before bed can go a long way in preventing theft.

If you see or hear anything suspicious, please contact the Winslow Township Police Department immediately. Call 911 for emergencies or suspicious activity in progress.